Copy the Cookies and CookiesDriver classes that are found in the JAVA code I$\text{'}$m providing. Finish the code in CookiesDriver. Start at the $///////$ NOW YOU FINISH THESE!!!! FIND METHODS FOR THESE!!

Cookies class:

import java.text.NumberFormat;

public class Cookies $\{$

private String type;

private int numInPck;

private double cost;

public Cookies$()\{$

$\}$

public Cookies$($ String t$,$ int n$,$ double c$)\{$

type $=$ t;

numInPck $=$ n;

cost $=$ c;

$\}$

public String toString$()\{$

NumberFormat nf $=$ NumberFormat.getCurrencyInstance$()$;

return type $+"$ has $"+$ numInPck $+"$ cookies and a cost of $"+$ nf$.$format$($cost$)$;

$\}$

public String getType$()\{$

return type;

$\}$

public void setType$($String type$)\{$

this.type $=$ type;

$\}$

public int getNumInPck$()\{$

return numInPck;

$\}$

public void setNumInPck$($int numInPck$)\{$

this.numInPck $=$ numInPck;

$\}$

public double getCost$()\{$

return cost;

$\}$

public void setCost$($double cost$)\{$

this.cost $=$ cost;

$\}$

$\}$

DRIVER CLASS $($TO BE FINISHED$)$:

import java.util.ArrayList;

public class CookiesDriver $\{$

public static void main$($String$[]$ args$)\{$

$//$ always make your array lists generic

ArrayList candy $=$ new ArrayList$()$;

candy.add$($new Cookies$("$Oreos$",12,2\mathrm{.}50))$;

candy.add$($new Cookies$("$Macaroon$",5,1\mathrm{.}35))$;

candy.add$($new Cookies$("$Chocolate Chip", $12,\mathrm{.}80))$;

candy.add$($new Cookies$("$Peanut Butter", $4,1\mathrm{.}90))$;

candy.add$($new Cookies$("$Macaroon$",5,1\mathrm{.}35))$; $//$ I know it is here multiple times

candy.add$($new Cookies$("$Macaroon$",5,1\mathrm{.}35))$;

candy.add$($new Cookies$("$Macaroon$",5,1\mathrm{.}35))$;

candy.add$($new Cookies$("$Biscotti$",12,1\mathrm{.}90))$;

candy.add$($new Cookies$("$Sugar$",16,1\mathrm{.}90))$;

$//$you could use the following to print out all of the cookies

$//$System$.$out.println$($cookies$)$;

$//$ but these puts the entire collection in $[]$ and we do not want that

$//$ It is better to do it explicitly yourself!!

$//$I have written a method at the bottom to print just the names so we do not have to keep

$//$repeating the code

print$($candy$)$;

$//$ I want to add an Oatmeal Raisin at the end $($the default location$)$

candy.add$($new Cookies$("$Oatmeal Raisin", $12,2\mathrm{.}55))$;

$//$now add a Gingerbread cookie between the Oreos and first Macaroon

$//$ I use the overloaded method to tell it the location of where I want it

candy.add$(1,$new Cookies$("$Gingerbread$",10,2\mathrm{.}30))$;

$//$print the names again by calling our method

print$($candy$)$;

$//$ remove the Peanut Butter. But I first have to find where it is

$//$try

Cookies c $=$ new Cookies $("$Peanut Butter", $4,1\mathrm{.}90)$;

int location $=$ candy.indexOf$($c$)$;

System.out.println$($location$)$;

$//$but location shows as $-1$ which means it does not exist

$//$ It is looking for the object $-$ not an object with the same values

$//$ for the fields. Since they are not the same object, it is not

$//$ found. Java returns a $-1$ for the location of unsuccessful searches.

System.out.println$("$Removing the Peanut Butter..."$)$;

for $($int i $=0$; i $<$ candy.size$()$; i$++)\{$

c $=$ candy.get$($i$)$;

if $($c$.$getType$().$equals$("$Peanut Butter"$))$

candy.remove$($i$)$;

$\}$

$//$That works!! Check it out

print$($candy$)$;

System.out.println$()$;

$///////$ NOW YOU FINISH THESE!!!! FIND METHODS FOR THESE!!

System.out.println$("$

$****$ Here is where I am starting $****")$;

System.out.print$("$The last item in the list is $")$;

$//$ print out the toString$()$ for the last item in the list

$//$ remove all of the locations of Macaroon

$//$print out all of the names of the cookies

$//$print out how many items there are currently in the collection

$//$ Print the name of all cookies that come by the dozen on one line $-$ have numInPck as $12$

$//$you need to find it first $-$ you cannot just count in the ArrayList to find its location

$//$print out all of the name of cookies that start with the letter O$.$ Print them out all in capitals

$//$ HINT!!! There is no single method for this.

$//$ You will need to loop through the ArrayList getting

$//$ each entry's name and checking to see if the string starts with an O$.$

$//$ clear out all the members of the ArrayList

$//$ print out the ArrayList now and the size now.$*/$

$\}$

public static void print$($ArrayList c$)\{$

for $($int i$=0$;i